Kewen first picked up an herb and felt it in the palm of his hand. He felt that this herb was more effective than the one used by Professor Snape before, so he cut off part of the herb with a knife.
Grind the herbs, and then Kewen continues this step, sensing all the herbs before grinding them.
Kewen actually couldn't sense the effect of the medicine, but he could sense the magical elements.
Since Kewen first came into contact with the wand and successfully released magic, Kewen has been able to perceive the magical elements between heaven and earth.
That's a kind of energy.
Although Kewen could not absorb the energy that filled the world into his body as described in the novel, he could clearly perceive them through the wand and slightly affect them.
And this is also the reason why Kewen is so talented in using magic spells.
Because Kewen can slightly affect the 'magic element', and furthermore, the magic spell he casts can also have a similar effect.
As a result, the effect of Kewen's magic spell seems to be somewhat at his whim. In the eyes of others, he is a genius.
Kewen discovered this before the start of school. He believed that this should be the reason why he successfully awakened his 'superpower' at the moment when he happened to be 'eighteen years old' and was experiencing a life-and-death crisis.
In the world before the time travel, due to the recovery of the weather energy, people with supernatural powers awakened in large numbers. Even if the awakening is unsuccessful, they can develop their potential again and awaken their powers by relying on the 'Power Awakening Potion' after adulthood.
Kewen believes that the 'power' he awakened should be 'magic affinity'.
Like other 'fire affinity' and other 'element affinities', his superpower effects allow him to easily perceive and affect magical elements.
The professors were right in their assessment of him. Kewen, who had this kind of "supernatural talent", was indeed a magic genius.
Now, Kewen has used this talent to sense herbs.
Ke Wen can slightly perceive the amount of 'magic element content' in the herbal medicine in a state of concentration.
Therefore, he chose to completely copy the amount of herbal medicine used, copying the content of the 'magic element' in the herb that Professor Snape used just now.
Next, Kewen chose to copy the dosage of all the herbs, the heat of the crucible, and the stirring of the potion. Kewen also copied the pot of potion configured by Professor Snape before.
The weight of the herbs added is different, the intensity of the heat is different, and the order in which the medicine is stirred is also different.
However, during the process of making the potion between the two, the rhythm of the expression of all the 'magic elements' was controlled by Ke Wen to be almost the same.
After a while, the preparation of the medicine was completed, and Kewen poured the medicine from the crucible into a glass test tube.
Standing up straight and looking up, Coven looked at Professor Snape with the test tube.
Snape looked at Cowen inexplicably, then suddenly reached out and snatched the test tube away from Cowen's hand.
Putting the test tube under his nose and smelling it, Snape narrowed his eyes slightly and then took a sip.
Mix the medicine in your mouth with your tongue and finally swallow it.
Then, Professor Snape turned around, took a cork and plugged the mouth of the test tube, and commented in a calm tone: "Not bad."
Coven looked at Professor Snape, who had his back turned to him, and grinned. He knew that if he could get this evaluation from the perfectionist Professor Snape, it meant that the potion he made was a perfect potion.
Otherwise, if there is even a slight flaw in this potion, he may continue to be attacked by the other party's poisonous tongue.
"What are you still doing standing here? Get out." Professor Snape put away the potion and then turned back to Ke Wen and continued to chase away the guests calmly.
"There is another most important question." Ke Wen didn't pay attention and continued to ask for advice: "This time it was because a professor gave me the standards that I was able to successfully prepare this potion. But I'm afraid this realization will soon be lost.
It’s gradually disappearing, so what should we do in the future? I mean, I can’t teach you a demonstration in advance every time I make a potion.”
"So, have you forgotten what I just said?" Professor Snape frowned slightly again and said dissatisfied: "It is simply impossible for you to make potions like this bottle from now on.
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"In future potion making, you first need to work hard to improve your operational level, and then find your own 'intuition'."
"In the future, you will have to rely on your own intuition to deal with every step of potion making." Snape said, and once again said sarcastically in a calm tone: "Now you seem to be unable to deal with a goblin.
, but it’s like thinking about challenging an adult dragon.”
What else could Ke Wen say after hearing this? He could only show an awkward but not rude smile.
"Go out and dream about defeating the dragon." Professor Snape dismissed the guest for the third time.
"Then I'll go back, Professor." Ke Wen bowed slightly politely, turned and left.
However, when he reached the door, Ke Wen stopped again, turned around and asked Professor Snape who was clearing the table: "Professor, can I come back to you if I have any questions that I don't understand?"
Professor Snape didn't seem to hear anything and didn't respond at all.
Ke Wen smiled slightly at this. He knew that as long as Professor Snape did not explicitly refuse, it meant that the other party had agreed.
"Goodbye, professor." Ke Wen said goodbye politely again, and then left the office with brisk steps.
It wasn't until the footsteps gradually disappeared that Professor Snape in the office slowed down his movements.
Slowly turning around, Professor Snape stared at the door of the office, his eyes showing a thoughtful look, and he didn't know what he was thinking.
After a while, Professor Snape raised his hand to open the door. The next moment, the open door suddenly closed with a bang...
On the other side, Ke Wen walked briskly toward the auditorium.
I originally thought that Professor Snape would continue to target me in the office today, but it turned out to be exactly the opposite.
Not only did he receive valuable advice from Professor Snape, but Kewen also completely eliminated a hidden danger in his mind.
After all, he didn't want to completely offend a dean-level professor by offending Slytherin's naughty kid.
Now it seems that Professor Snape still has very good teacher ethics.
Although his behavior seems to be biased towards his own house, at least Coven can be sure that if he teaches a Slytherin student in the future, Professor Snape will only find fault and deduct points, but will not end up personally.
As long as the professor doesn't end up, then Ke Wen will have nothing to fear. Wouldn't the entire Slytherin academy allow him to assume various shapes...